Dejan wrote:you take things to litterly mate
no mate,its called making an effort
i have a sense of humour
i remenber laughing heartily at a joke in 1974[it was a tuesday.sausage toad for dinner]
you see a stereotype is a hard thing to shake
by starmandb » Sun Apr 14, 2013 12:57 pm
Dejan wrote:you take things to litterly mate
by Kyle? » Sun Apr 14, 2013 12:58 pm
starmandb wrote:Dejan wrote:you take things to litterly mate
no mate,its called making an effort
i have a sense of humour
i remenber laughing heartily at a joke in 1974[it was a tuesday.sausage toad for dinner]
you see a stereotype is a hard thing to shake
by starmandb » Sun Apr 14, 2013 1:16 pm
Kyle? wrote:starmandb wrote:Dejan wrote:you take things to litterly mate
no mate,its called making an effort
i have a sense of humour
i remenber laughing heartily at a joke in 1974[it was a tuesday.sausage toad for dinner]
you see a stereotype is a hard thing to shake
I'm not stereotyping, it's nothing against you personally, i just hate stats.
by Zenith » Sun Apr 14, 2013 1:16 pm
prolific wrote:
by CrimsonGunner11 » Sun Apr 14, 2013 3:22 pm
Zenith wrote:prolific wrote:
The white Eboué. : )
by yosifun » Sun Apr 14, 2013 3:26 pm
Zenith wrote:prolific wrote:
The white Eboué. : )
by Dejan » Sun Apr 14, 2013 3:28 pm
by Zinc » Sun Apr 14, 2013 3:42 pm
Massa wrote:Barely a goalscorer when he plays for Bayern
by ThereIsBearCüm » Sun Apr 14, 2013 5:28 pm
prolific wrote:
by ThereIsBearCüm » Sun Apr 14, 2013 5:32 pm
Zinc wrote:Stats are interesting because they often point out or highlight things people miss - people think their own perception is more reliable than hard data but all psychologists will tell you that's simply not true, the way we compartmentalise information and store memories isn't as faultless as we all like to think. Stats don't tell the whole story and can be manipulated of course, but I think they're a valuable source of information that if used correctly tell you a lot about the game.
I watch too much football, but I know it's very hard to know the intricacies in the performances of all 22 men across a full 90 minutes. It's worth just watching one player during a game at some point, it's highly likely you'll find yourself coming to different conclusions about their performance to the other people watching with you.
by Massa » Sun Apr 14, 2013 5:36 pm
by Youngie » Sun Apr 14, 2013 5:40 pm
ThereIsBearCum wrote:Zinc wrote:Stats are interesting because they often point out or highlight things people miss - people think their own perception is more reliable than hard data but all psychologists will tell you that's simply not true, the way we compartmentalise information and store memories isn't as faultless as we all like to think. Stats don't tell the whole story and can be manipulated of course, but I think they're a valuable source of information that if used correctly tell you a lot about the game.
I watch too much football, but I know it's very hard to know the intricacies in the performances of all 22 men across a full 90 minutes. It's worth just watching one player during a game at some point, it's highly likely you'll find yourself coming to different conclusions about their performance to the other people watching with you.
The best quote I ever heard regarding stats: "Statistics are like a bikini, they show what is interesting but hide what is vital".
by Arsenal Tone » Sun Apr 14, 2013 6:46 pm
Zinc wrote:Stats are interesting because they often point out or highlight things people miss - people think their own perception is more reliable than hard data but all psychologists will tell you that's simply not true, the way we compartmentalise information and store memories isn't as faultless as we all like to think. Stats don't tell the whole story and can be manipulated of course, but I think they're a valuable source of information that if used correctly tell you a lot about the game.
I watch too much football, but I know it's very hard to know the intricacies in the performances of all 22 men across a full 90 minutes. It's worth just watching one player during a game at some point, it's highly likely you'll find yourself coming to different conclusions about their performance to the other people watching with you.
by ivan itchybum » Sun Apr 14, 2013 7:01 pm
gooney wrote: I will have a bet with anyone who is willing to take Newcastle will finish ahead of us...how about loser leaves the forum?
by Dejan » Sun Apr 14, 2013 7:04 pm